How Is Tragic Mick The Most Relatable Character - Stays In His Own Lane Chilling, Continues To Try To

how is Tragic Mick the most relatable character - stays in his own lane chilling, continues to try to tell people about The Thing he really cares about, sits down a lot, goes outside only when incentivized by the possibility of meeting a really cool woman, misses the sea

the hardest part of writing is when you fall in love with a scene that has absolutely no place in the story

I always found the scene where Edwin notices that Esther's cupboard is too far forward really convenient.

Because sure, some people that work in certain jobs will learn to identify if something feels off. But like, how often is Edwin installing kitchens? Why would he have that skill? But I always just brushed it off as needing to progress the scene.

Except today I realised that of course he does! Of course he knows when something isn’t proportionate to plans. Of course he has the experience and skill to know that.

He developed it while mapping out Hell.

Made way too many posts about jealous Charles so here is Charles actually smiling for a change

I know one thing: Dbd is the perfect series for Spooky season 🗣❗️

DEAD BOY DETECTIVES PROMPTOBER DAY 5 — MAGIC